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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03
7HO WEDDINGS.
Hymens Torch Esring IN the Eastern var, OF
the County.

GAP, Pa, Feb. 3--on Tuesday Feb 1, at
IL clock, Mr.. Jno. ID. Knox and Miss Tessie
Bum, youngest daughter of VIM Bum,
merchant at South Hermitage, IN Salisbury
township, were united In wedlock. The
nup,isl knot was tied by Rev. Alexander, OF
Middletowu, Del, formerly pastor OF Pequea
Presbyterian church. A bounteous repssi
was in readiness at l. O'Clock. About leo
guests enjoyed themselves admirably When
the inner man was fully satisfied the happy
couple went to Gap station aud took passage
Oh the Philadelphia Accommodation east on
u few days pleasure trip, expecting 10 re.
turn 10 tho groom's home, near Gap, on Sat
urday morning, and In the evening John
may expect a delegation of cslithump;sns 10
call 10 see him when he returns.
On the same day Mr.. Jonas New hauser
and eldest daughter OF Amos Mast were also
married in the Arnish church, near Mill.
wood, by Rev. J. I. Mast. A sermon was
preached by Rev. Mast and then the mar
riago ceremony OF the Amish persuasion was
said, after which Jonas aud his newl made
wife were driven TO the brides home, where
glorious time was had by many OF the
young friends of The happy couple. Singing
| and paying we're INDUCED in until about ten
| o'clock,
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Pattick Cherry Dssocates HIS shou idar = lnju
iies TO A. D. sncnch, esq and Geo. alanahan.

Pattick Cherry Disiocates HIS shou idar- lsju-
ties TO A, D, shcnoh, esq, and Geo. Alanahan.
Patrick Cherry, the well known hack man.
met with sn accident on Wednesday after.
noon which will conttne him to the house
for some time He drove lady from
the Stevens house to Arnold's cork
works on fdltou street While thoy
we're in the building Cherry opened what
he supposed WAS the door OF closet. In.
stead 1t was the door lesdiug to the cellar,
and before he discovered his mistake lac fell
down the stairs, dislocatipg his shoulder. lie
was taken Ia his home on Water street,
where bis In iuries, which were very rainfil,
were attended by pr. Muhlenberg.
County Solicitor A, +. Shenck was walk
ing on the stree. last evening when he
slipped on the ley pavement and fell heavily.
one of his legs was 80 badly bruised that he
Ia very lame to-day.
Geo Mapahau, oi Harrisburg, formerly ot
this city, slipped on the CRATE in front "
the Bsnkers' i Merchants telegraph office
about i;i5 " einesdsy evening. He struck
the pavement violently and received sov,rs
big cuts ON lie face, which were dressed al
Bakers drug store.
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A Dangerous sa,clcal cpsra,,ou


Over 900 medical students, u large mum Ter
Of throat specialists and doctors from all the
medical colleges i'll the city, packed funnel
shaped clinic room in the University hes.
aea PDilsdeiphia, on Wednesday after.
ca TO witness the operation OF the removal
aofSne lagynx from patient who had been
trOubled with sarcoma OF the laryux, dis.
ease which would have been fatal. Tho ia.
yient could hardly speak. Dr.. d. HAYES Ag-
new performed iha operation. Re pursued
IN original course He was assisted by Dr.
Ashurst Us FIRST assistant aud DIR. White as
second. This is tho third operation of this
sort IN the couutry, auj the hrst in that city,
and IS very dangerous, as the patient may
die on the table.
: Alter the patient was put under the in.
duence OF other lbo operation Of tracteotcmy
was successfully performed, q cut about six
tnches In length being made In tho windpipe
In this aperture a silver can nula---A tube about
- largo rs uuger--was placed, through
which the patient breathed turiug tho opera.
tlcu, and also received ether, tho mouth
aud upper throat being useless. TINS took
about three quarters Of au hCuE. The iaryax
& Vas then taken out, ana as The growth Was
Apund 10 be quito extensive, It was rCcas.
esry to take out part of tae pbGrynx.
About two inches OF the organs were sue,
cessfully removed, and tube introduced in
the upper part OF the tTGEhea, extending ia to
the mouth, thTCugN which the Patient will
receive nourishment The openings were
then clostd. The man may live for several
years. but VIII not be able TO talk, The ONE
!. EntiOu took almost three hours, At last ne.
zeoonts tho pai!ent was doing we'll. The med.
y nool students are very Cnthus1astic over the
souccess Of the operation,
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8 Cola lsstn nefsre mag,..se.

At Mount Carmel, s. c., = sensational elope.
nent occurred Wednesday, the parties being &
11tss Emma Cox, Of Plum Branch, S. C., and
9esso Nj, BuckhaltCr, Of Augusta, Ga
14rental objections were bIidged by the
eo0pie, and nea'oi IN a buggy with two
ettendanls. Miss Jennie Cox and Mr
ao0e Buck alter on horseback, hey
drove at breakneck speed from the
nome OF the irate parents to the
yenadence, one mile beyond Mount Carmel,
g Squire Tallman, who married them.
White they were Sill seated in the buggy,
Vim the witnesses on horseback, the anger.
ofeEed father came at brCakneck speed down
me road en- route TO the squire's Office. While
crossing little river the bride aud groom
We're dumped into the stream, and were res.
sCued with no difficulty, The appCarauce of
ME couple during the ceremony, both being
0Ienched and muddy from head TO foot, ans
the knot being tied In the rain at the es quire's
s3r0nt gate, with The gesticulatng father
wandering to the scene, was ridiculous.
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CBtcAao, Feb. s-Thc pr0rc-,' journal re.
3Go, market strong and much more active f:
shipping steers. $50 to SO IS. s. +oG1 co. stock
ers and feeders, q 4oi:S IS; cows, bulls and
mixed. se83 rs; bulk. .. uQsSj l.; Texas cattle,
s.pEs!. 50.
Hcgs-Receipts, cl.co head shipments, l?Ooo
head market slow and tlCnger, rough
mixed, q 5ospt 90 packing ana shipping. q u u
5 70 light, ~ S5sS& 20 SHIPS, g. leSt4 IS.
Sheep-Eecetpts 500 bead shipments, 2,0tO
head market active natives, - uDgIs 90;
western, o. so0A 30 +; TcNAns,E q o0tJ4 CO; lanhs,
R0JS5 %.
EAST LIsHRrr.-Cattle - Receipts, rs head
shipments. 47o head market dull prime, g. rs
a. iMr to good, {. g565 common, sj%Gi
Hogs-kecefpts, $50 head shipments. 2t0
head market active FhlIateI phias, e. SSStS Is
Workers. IS losi3 - commou to ilEhs, a. eJIS "
shipments to Sew York Il carloads.
Sheep -Receipts, l.3Cc head shipments II Q
market slow prime, 81 IS; fair 10 good, - -
Gtio. common, sos 81 lauNs, 8. :.
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Messrs Harry J. Seible, Joseph Il. Amies,
Or. L. Z. S2hmucker, Joseph T. Rodgers
and Nicholas II. Muhienburg, Of Reading
have organized themselves into company,
to be known a. the PENNSYLVANIA Gas En-
rIching company, With ii capital OF SlO0, 90 for
the manufacture Of SetDet's gas enrichng at
tachments II is ClaiUoi for the new al
tachmeut that u increases the Illuminating
power OF gas 5v1 per cent, and at the same
time can be furnished one-siXth CHEAPER
than any other known burner OF the same
power aud bE!.llancy, and can De attached to
any ga. fixture in the same manner a. any
Ordinary burner Is fastened.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

Prom the Mouut jog star
Aaron N. Brandt of .oriD, who has Deeu
spending the pts!twO years IA Kansas, sur.
rrised his parents las. Saturday, by arriving
a, home. They hal no knowledge OF his
coming beic:ehaDi, 80 1t was quite surprise
all round. He VIII remain here until spring
wnen he expects again to go West. Kansas
In his estimation y the greatest and grand
est state in the Union. lie spent most of bis
time In Dickinson and Harvey county, but
Travelled through every section of that stete.
In returning he came uy way OF ST. Louie,
Louisville, Charlottesville aud Washington,
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sSDI HRHsN's PAhIyN.
He Ia Given a Good Sand on by the CITY Cou,
ell OF EeI eIAMATr, Ohio

He IL Given a Good Sand On by the CITY COur-
ell OF Delaware, Ohio
Il. frank Eshlemsn, attorney !Ur Andy
Ehmsn, has received the following testimo
NAL from the Delaware city council which
will I've presented to the board OF pardons
DELAWARE, Ohio, Feb. !, lSsT.
To ths FgrnrGbie ths R0arE e. Tgr3yls . .'r
Stdte Of itanSs sll4HiI
GENrLEMEN We, the uuiers suet, Cou-
posing the city council OF. the city OF nela.
ware, Ohio. desire to Join in the petition of
Andrew Ehmau, knoHn here as Charles
Smith, for his immediate pardon. Since his
arrival IN this city, some time in lss2 he has
been all upright and honorable young iusn /,
active, enterprising SUD energetic. He has
commented himself To our community as u
most estmable and deserving man in every
particular. Considering his conduct here we
are compelled to say that there never has
been a case brought TO our knowledge where
the nardoning power could be more right.
fully exercised and we trust that Your
honorable body will pardon him aud allow
him TO return 10 his home In this city.
John ;. Jones president; John Donohue,
J. II. Hughes, NJ 7, Hunt, y. Wagner, W.
T. Brown, Jacob Heller, Philip Lother, Il.
G.. StvbrurJ, :. Potter,
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II lkk ~
rev Ncts nisIact

Nxw toRx, Feb. Flour market steady
Zine, u SlSS3 ~; superane, o. IuSs3 ~
common to good extra Western, tS " 8S tS soo0
TO fancy extra ohio, - lSty1 y.
W AeAt-No. ] Ned State, HN "a sc: NO. do,
Fa &c No. : He'd. Winter. t,u, -sc: March g3'so
Cnrn-S mixed casu, .t.c; ten, iesc
March, 4>tsc
.oats-so. White State rSc; No. {. Dc Sc. ;
Ne mixed. Feb, S6t,c May, soNc.
rye ouil western, SSsStC state, SSTs9c.
Barley dun.
Pork quiet; new mess, o.. 2sGll7S
Laid-feb,. d 50, Mar, ttNi: May. o.
Molasses nominal at laSC toI boiling stoct.
Turpenune dull at 81. &c.
Rosin nrm; strained 10 good, a. NEl 10,
Petroleum mammal Refined, In cases, sAc.
fretghts duh grain 10 London, Al
Butter steady; Western Creamery. eQS.Sc
tubs. l6Ss.5c.
Cheese frm Western Fla', Itl3NC, gooa 10
choice light skins, lUs.ElAs.
Eggs quiet state, sc, Western. NFSlNo.
sugar steady Reduce LaIo4', tSg, GranG.
lated, SEc-
Tallow dull prime CITY, N.fg.TsS
Rice DUH Carolina, fair - good, ~ Nc.
Couee dull fair caIgocs. IL sc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

a reception OF the dry goods trade OF Ian.
caster will he held at the rooms of the !. NJ.
{, A, No. y South Queen street, tomorrow
evening at 1:45 O'clock. Following is the
programme Instrumental music, by orches
ira address OF welcome, J. w. Davidson +;
baritone solo, Mr.. Hiram Croome recitation,
Mr' H. oBoyie piano solo, ''Gavotte
Moderne," Mr.. Ambrose Stein vocal trir,
Geo, Hamoright, lat bass, Geo. Erismap I'd
bass, W. DIepperd, tenor recitation, Mr..
VIM. Haw ksworth tenor solo, II. W, Gibson
instrumental music, by orchestra.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

To-day at D. m. the 6Teat Bankrupt Sale OF
Hats. Umbrellas, Furnishing Goods, etc. open ed
AT No. Is North Queen ST., Lancaster, ia, Such
an immense crowd OF people was never seen
before. We would advise all our readers to take
advantage OF this great sale because a chance
Ike this VIII never occur again IN Lancaster.
We mentIon few prices to let our readers know
what wonderful bargains they are ofloring
Meme iashion!b hats, 81 cents, guaranteed
worth 81 %. or money returned Mems stS sh
stiT hats ss cts worth 81 sc, ormoney returned
go1d gingham umbrellas, u cts, guaranteed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

s On Monday two boys named Einzsy, aged
- and 10 years, OF Millersville, ran away
nom their home. They were believed 10
have gono to Quarry vile, and descriptions OF
tnem were sent to that place. The case was
&iven into the hands Of Constable Joseph
nineer, who on Tuesday morning captured
stne boys at Unicorn, Drumore township.
ne Drought them to this city aud then took
tnen To their home. They said that they
had intended 20 run away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03
Missionary Meeting In the FIRST Reformed
tbprgh

The regular monthly meeting Of the mis-
sionsry society Of the First Reformed church
was Beld last evening. a good sudisuce
was present. \ rumter Of declsmations and
select readings, together with somo well
rendered music, were given by the mem srs
of the society, after which the society WAS al.
dressed on the subject OF missions by Mr.. \.
NJ. Kfer, member of the Junior class in the
theological seminary, who gave some reasons
why all should engage in missionary work,
and hen this work should be done.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03
New York stocks.

NEW YORK. FEB. 3. l:3o =. m.-Money loaned
Al StlI4 per cent. Exohange steady; poOted rato.
4 s5%11t go Governments Gr:u. Currency s's,
81 90 bid IS Coup. u 2sS bid Ks do, q l0lS
bid.
The stock market opened weak and declined
throughout the morning on sdv!Ces OF heavy
selliug OF American securities In London, and
which also caused u heavy unloading here. A,
noon the decline ranged from 3! TO per cent
The market has been somewhat steadier since
midday.
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A grand concert for the benef, Of the First
Baptist church, will be given In the court
house on Thursday evening, February IOlh.
II will DO under the immediate direction OF
Mr.. Waiter Bsusmsn, who will be assisted
by the highest vocal aud instrumental talent
in the city Tickets have been put down to
twenty five cents for SO good cause which
should insure full house.
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Carlisle iudlans Ea Route.

A party OF about l25 Indians from the Car
Hale school, In charge of Capt. X II Pratt
tuperintendent, and several teachers passed
eofough Lancaster on the Sesshore expres ,
Is O'clock this afternoon, en- route for Phils.
ephia New York and Boston, in which
taey Will give entertainments, as has
R previously noticed.
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Wiii Bo Married on February -,

iIOm the harrisburg Patriot.
Invitations are out announcing the mar.
riago Of Miss Helen Lorraine Marxlsy, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF Dr.
g. II. Markiey, OF this city, to Mr. Simon b.
Cameron, OF Donegal, Lancaster county. The
marriage ceremony will be performed in 81.
Stephens Episcopal church, on Front street
on Tuesday evening, February Is, at 8
O'clock, Mr.. Cameron Is nephew oi ma
tor J. Donald Cameron.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

flOm the Allentown Democrat
The heirs Of the Get1 estate, ofKeading, the
oiher day sold !ne property known as the
Eagle bravery, az EmaUs, to a Mr.. Lsyle Tor
sl,OC0 cash. Tue new owner desired to lease
Il Tor term Of yoats, but as they did not care
10 bother with the property any longer, they
allncs: gave 1t away to get rid OF H.
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EhlladeIphia Trntnce Marh.t

fHLApEtrHIA, Feb. c.-Fl,ur market steady
sales, 90 barrels; Minuosn'a Bakers, ~ l5+ti ~
Pennsylvania Family, 81 T5S ~ Western do
q OOSsl IS Patents, 81 62y4G3 -,
Rye -four quiet, t45 u
Bran scarce and nrm ~ "a e -' ~. western.
Wheat-feb., sl24c-; MAlcl, a-'.u, Argl, $50
May, 9tac.
Corn-feb.. iss.c.; M, e.. Arnl. ..o.
May, Isi.C.
oa's--sob. S3'lc.; MaIcb. .-'.,. Arm SIC
Mev. &c.
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ttussintnts
IEAifis

Ely In this city, on the "a inst. Frederick NJ .
son OF Henry and FLORENCE lily, aged months
and days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
spectiuily invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents. No. 81 Hascr strcet,
on Friday afternoon at y o'clock, lnterment
at Zion cemetery.
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IatCAsC, Feb. 8. s:eoa. u. Marie, opened.
May. siIc.
Corn -ieo.. S5s4e; March SEC Arrll, 81 &C
May, ave.
oats-seo.. es,sc; Marc. = e, Arrl, $50
May, @.c.
Pork-Eeb. t1s 10. Mar - ~ May. sl3 IS
lafn-feo, q 80; MaiJl, E -, Apr!,s g. -
May, r. 70.
Short Riss-Feb.. q s.; March, .S - MAY
q s.,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

Cyrus WeuH9l, a one-legged man, was AZ
rested, unidentified and committed tor trial al
court in Reading OF Wednesday, Tor cutting
OFF the hair Of Miss Annie Rup, several days
ago. "eutzsl denies the charge aud says he
can prove his Innocence,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03
sale OF Real Estate.

Joel l., Haiues auc,ipneer, has sold tor the
estate OF Eva Laucomer a dwelling house
EOS Church street, TO Margaret Tucker Tor
sli0SQ. He a.-o soil q dwelling hous,, Jos
Woodward street, belonging to John DUNCAN,
to Geo W. r0rbaugh for $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

Harry Iackley, the accompllce of Jake
Bu@Lsrd In a number Of lsrcenies, was 10.
leased from all last night. Bail vas entered
tor his APPEARANCE at the April court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

Rev. Il. b. D0buer, OF the l. Il. church,
addressed the institute at the Memorial L. D..
church, Harrisburg, last evening, using Tor
his topic 1.-The nature, object and necessity
of Sunday school normal work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

David ii. Bausman has been granted n
United states patent on novel aud useful
device ior wire stretching. This patent was
obtained through the patent agency OF D. ii.
Kulp q Co, 80 East Grant street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

Last evening parry Of yoans iolks gave
pleasant party IN Eshlensn's hall TO Miss
Nellie Lively, whose birthday VAS yesterday
About thirty couples were PRESENT ana they
bad good time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

Tue February meeting Of the school hoard
viii be beid this evening in common council
chamber. Among the items OF business 10
be considered Is tho filling OF the vacancy m
the high school caused by the death OF Miss
Gilt
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GAthelinE q LihraIY.

Ifoi. c. i, bowman il slnletslis ably work
ing for library for the Mount Joy borough
schools and quite neat SUN towards It was
real Zsd at the recent distrc. institute.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

jeremiah Sullivan has issued a writ OF re-
pevin for horse in the possession of Hope
Hershberger, Of Christiana, which he claims
as bis property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

"eo. Williams, an Old offender, was sent
to Jail today by Alderman Barr for 10 days
Tor drunkenness and diso-derly conduct.
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.eA /; large size nm.
? money returned /,


worth s.sS O neasy IN ,sa large size um.
brellas. % cts, worth q y money returned
mems knit urderwo~ Co., worth IS cts, Oh
money returned. IL * Is immeuse. con.
s,stipg Of all grades 70, CnlorUd and un'
iauudried shirts. "a CIV nth t.,S, or money
returned Cardigan jatkeN, ~ cts, worth sL7a,
or money returned rnbbkr costs and rubber
circulars, a. cts, worths! W money returned
hosiery, cts, worth 81 cts suspendofs, CITE.
worth 80 cts; cutlery. ieweiry. towels, napsins,
blankets, shswls. robes, etc, and over l0oS dif
feiont articles, all of which will sod nj fearful
sacrifice. Don't iaii 10 tall and examine ths
great wholesale stock AZ retail. hcchusca chance
Ike THIS VIII never occur again ~ Lancaster, Ii
Amuscntnts
Cheap Drdmu.-The Annie Berlein company
open at the King Street theatre on neat satur'
day evening, when "plivCr Twist VIII Oe
played The company appear at low prices.
o'NsW IN - Monte trlGg '-On next Tuesday
evening jaime, OMEN. tho popular young
actor. plays Monte CrtstO - In fulton opera
house. The play and actor both rank with the
best, as Lancaster people well know. ana a large
audience should be drawn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

{. Huuzenhouser, baker, West King street,
as donated SO leaves Of bread to the soup
lnh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-03

~ Me nrss umo 10 many months the sta
nouss Wa without On inmate on Wed
niKh. That 10 unusual a, this seas, n
yssr particularly when 20 many tram ps
- the road.
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nOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF VALU-
Il ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,

l. ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 90 1887,
In pursuance OF an order of the Orphans Court,
at the Lancaster County house, East King
minisirator OF the estate OF the late David XII
lingeI. deeca.ed, will sell the following valuable
A Lot OF Ground fronting on Last King street,
in depth 2t5 feet. more or less to IL feet VIDE
alley, bounded on the east by property OF I'd.
ward Wiley, known as the Lancaster county
House. ON the wes, by properly OF ,; Dr; d; IA q
north by Grant street. The improvements
thereon arc q Double Front Two story BkICk
STORE BUILDING. now occupied Dy stores
continuing four rooms on second hoor. ana nav
building Is two story brick, containing SIX
rooms, The kitchen having three large iron ket
ties walled In Tor butcheIing purposes. Tnere
Is also large Frame stable, ana part biiek ana
Tot, fronting on the s.id East Grant street. The
stable con tains four stalls for horses, With lofts
for tn zoe or four tous OF hay. the same amount
of strav also granaries for go bushels OF grain,
for tix wagons, and cattle pen for steers. . he
Slaughter House IL supplied with bydrant water
aud has u large beam Tor hanging hve or six
slaughtered steers. There Is ample sewerage on
slaughter house. There Is a well OF never.fail-
ing water with pump therein. on the premises !
also cistern OF from nine to twelve hogsheads
This property was successfully run as Butch.
ering stand for nifty years. Persons cesiring TO
view the property can do so by calling NJ NOS
rs and u East King street. at any time prior TO
day OF sale.
day. when conditions Will be- made known by
WILLIAM 3. SHlRk.
lIrsHY sHuRvnr. Administrator.
Auet!oAeer .lG,l9Sss
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~ money returned /,
a. worth IS cts, Oh
* Is ,mneuse. con.
70, CnlorUd and un
. nth as, or money
|, E1tts worth si.1s,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-06

unskillful plumbing done in the residences
of Gustave Heinemann and Robert Seeger,
the hearing of said mater was laid over to
the 18th inst at 7:30 p. M, and the Clerk
was directed to serve on Charles E. Otis,
Esq, attorney for said Dunnigan, a copy of
said charges
In the matter of the proposed straighten-
ing of Short street. from Maria Avenue to
Hoffman Avenue. which ON the first inst
was laid over to this day in order to give
the property owners on the line of the pro-
posed improvement an opportunity to be
heard. the same was taken up and after
hearing all persons interested, the follow
ing adverse report was ordered sent to the
Council. to-wit:
To the Common Council of the City of ST.
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or order
OF the Common Council. approved Oct. II,
1886 relative to the Strengthening of Short
street. from Maria Avenue to Hoffman Ave
ME, and having investigated the proposed
improvement, respectfully report that said
Improvement is not necessary and proper,
owing to the unanimous protest of property
owners on line of the proposed improve
ment Yeas 4. nays 0.
Adjourned to meet on the 18th inst. at
7:30 p. m.
JOHN F. HoYT, President pro TEN.
X. l.. GORMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.